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Collet
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Protocol secure
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What protocol is more secure and what is the its port number. Help me beacuse we had an


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Sir, please indicate what security are you into. Web security? accessing your device using telnet or ssh?

When it comes to accessing your devices, its either ssh(port 22) or securecrt. SecureCRT is a FIPS validated SSH / Telnet client with GUI
Last Answered: Nov 4 2009  5:36 AM GMT by Yeahboy   390 pts.
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admin   0 pts.  |   Nov 2 2009  3:57PM GMT

Collet it looks as if you questions was cut off. Can you add more details?

 

Troy Tate   0 pts.  |   Nov 2 2009  8:50PM GMT

Incomplete question. Please add additional details as part of this discussion.

 

Collet   50 pts.  |   Nov 4 2009  9:29AM GMT

lam using the telnet

 

KevinBeaver   7610 pts.  |   Nov 9 2009  6:53PM GMT

“Protocols” typically aren’t insecure. It’s often their implementation combined with the applications on either end that tend to create the problems. Using telnet and concerned with security (i.e. cleartext passwords going across the wire)? Try SSH.

 

CRagsdale32   630 pts.  |   Nov 10 2009  5:38PM GMT

related, but a continuance question on this thread…

Anyone heard tell if the IETF has come up with a solution to the Security vunerabilities found in TLS and SSL protocols?

 
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